Haahaa, really?  omg.  You do realize they used BitPay and Bank, right?
This refund sounds too weird, and no, I had a "large" refund as well, and it was still to the bank.
I suggest if his refund woes are REAL, he picks up the ##$%^&  phone, or posts it in the actual KNC forum, to Keith, Lu, or Liam... instead of whining in here where not a single rep is going to answer. Too damned fishy.
I feel for ya if true
did you order 10 or something?

Post the emails in here, their forum, and post a thread... that might get their attention... MIGHT
In the recent past, calling them has proven to be most effective whilst wanting answers.
During Swedish business hours, of course.

on another side note, and unrelated....   Remember folks...
Nothing ships, and everything comes to a screeching halt in July @ KNC      
(SIV)six weeks. Most Swedes take all of July off. Swedish Industrial Vacation.
Which may effect Titan, or not at all if out before then.
Last July, this included Customer Service; let's hope that changes, lol.
It was extremely aggravating, and a tad scary for them to go on vacation right after taking our money in early June.
But they came back, and rocked the world.

I am writing the second time already: they are going to refund in BTC due to a large amount of money.
And they are not able to send the bitcoins for a MONTH already. And they still continue responding "it will be with you soon", "i am sorry, but we are extremely busy", etc.

I would rather not have my PC running this.  My PC uses about 500w on average, the Raspberry Pi uses, what, 2 or 3 watts?

Thanks for the responses.
Hi vs3, I did read the previous threads. I have posts on this thread on the previous pages. I believe some of the previous suggestions mentioned something about slowing down my USB ports to 1.1 speeds. This isn't something I'm looking to do.  I do have another hub with 80Gh/s worth of ButterflyLabs miners connected to one of the R-Pi's USB ports on the same Raspberry Pi working just fine and slowing down the USB hubs isn't a viable option for me.

Worked like a charm for me.

As an added bonus there are now several more bitcoins in my wallet. Not sure what happened there, but judging from the time it took to start bitcoin core it must have done a re-scan and found same additional tx. (?)

I resolved the issue , the problem was the power supply , the ones that came with the avalon where shit , i changed them and the miner started , i only have one issue left that i have with only 1 that is the temperature, is above 70°

Question from a noob; so forgive me if it is basic.  I have an Avalon 50-60Gh/s machine up and running.  The Wifi interface works perfectly for mining, but I can't get to the CGminer interface via wifi; in fact i can't even ping the wifi IP address.  My router obviously sees the wifi IP address, but does not report a host name despite a host name being specified in CGMiner.

This is not a huge deal since I can directly connect from a laptop to the hardwired LAN interface on the Avalon, but it would be nice to get rid of an the Ethernet cable and still get to CGminer.  Thanks in advance for any advice.

That's fine, either: 
use 0.0001 in the box and send all but 0.0003
or use 0.0002 in the box and send all but 0.0006

The first box tells you that it would like to send the fee that you typed in the box (0.0001).  The second box means that it realized your transaction is so large it needs a bigger fee and it would like to use 3 times what you typed in the box.

Why anyone would like to use Bitcoin-qt over Multibit i don't get it.

Goto Settings -> Options and change the fee to 0.0001 then retry the transaction and accept the fee.  Make it 0.0002 if you really want to be sure it'll go through.

It depends on the number of inputs and the size of the transaction (not the amount you are sending but the number of bytes). I can't tell you exactly what you can get away with, but in in general 0.0005 should guarantee nearly any transaction being sent. You can refer to here for more info: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees. You need to direct your client to set the fee at 0.0001 per kB or however much you want (by changing its settings), as you can't simply expect to subtract a specific amount from the amount you wish to spend and assume the client will know that is the tx fee.

First off you're going to have to factor in the transaction fee into the amount of wish to send. If for example you have 0.01 in your wallet and you wish to pay a 0.0001 fee then you can only send a maximum of 0.0099. You might not want to bother sending with such a tiny fee as it's going to take forever to send, my advice would be to include at least 0.0001 or more depending on your number of inputs and how fast you want your transaction to go through.

correct fee for that is 0.0004, the fee on link provided is 0.00004

chances of getting into a block that is less than 10k (or 27k if it's priority)  in size is slim

So finally I get a response after almost 2 weeks and they say that the information is invalid. I use a credit Union and as a result there is an intermediary bank that it has to flow through but since KNC's system doesn't allow for that they can't process the refund? I think they are just being lazy or this is a stall tactic. I'm going to be pissed if I need to open a new bank account for this. What a cluster&%@@.

Or maybe they lied and cheated people.